The Municipal Land Use Law (MLUL), N.J.S.A. 40:55D-1, et seq. has remained a constant for many years with few changes. [...]
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Where Has the Time (of Application Rule) Gone?
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Wells Law 2025 New Jersey Super Lawyers
Congratulations to Stuart D. Liebman (Land Use/Zoning), Jennifer M. Berardo (Land Use/Zoning) and Ryan J. Byrnes (Estate Planning & Probate) [...]
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Developer’s Dream, Municipal Nightmare
In January 2024, New Jersey introduced Senate Bill 1408 and Assembly Bill A2757 (collectively the “Bill”) in an effort to streamline the conversion of certain office parks and retail centers into mixed-use developments…
Awareness of Rules Changes in New Jersey State Court May Mean More Opportunities To Obtain Useful Admissions
Each year, the Civil Practice Committee recommends changes to the Part I, II, and IV Court rules, which govern civil practice in the Courts of the State of New Jersey.
Estate Planning for Young Families: Why Starting Early Matters
When people think about estate planning, they often imagine it’s only for retirees or seniors. However, estate planning is just as crucial for young families.
The Importance of a Last Will and Testament
Creating a Last Will and Testament can play a crucial role in preventing chaos over an estate, regardless of your own level of fame and fortune.
Take Advantage of Tax Opportunities Before 2026 Changes
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced inflation adjustments to the annual gift tax exclusion and the federal estate tax exemption. Exemption amounts are set to be halved in 2026 — Here’s what you can do:
Public notice requirements in the municipal and land use world could be changing
Public notice requirements, as known by those in the municipal and land use world, could be changing…
NJ SUPERIOR COURT TO HEAR ARGUMENTS ABOUT NEW AFFORDABLE HOUSING REGULATIONS
The NJ Superior Court decided today to give NJ Municipalities challenging the implementation of the new affordable housing regulations, their day in Court.
The “New” New Jersey Affordable Housing: An Overview
On March 20, 2024, Governor Murphy signed into law, Bill S50/A4 setting a course for future determination as to and enforcement of the longstanding Mount Laurel Doctrine, the State’s mandate for each municipality to provide its fair share of affordable housing.